iPhone: detecting if a UIAlert/UIActionSheet are open
In my iOS application, I have a timer firing up, and when it fires, I need to be able to detect whether there's an Alert (UIAlertView) or an Action Sheet (UIActionSheet) open. One way would be to modify the code presenting the alerts/actionsheets - but unfortunately this is not an option in my case. So, the question is - is there a way of knowing/detecting whether an alert or action sheet have been opened? Is there any notifications sent upon opening, or any traversal of the view hierarchy to detect it? Thanks Sam Ritchie They do send an alert when they open, but only to their delegate --